I have watched just about all of your videos and learn nuggets each time I watch! You do an incredible job at explaining in a manner that makes sense to the masses. You are a leader in this space for a reason! ⭐⭐💯
Thank you so much for such kind words from you! It is very much appreciated!❤️ I truly hope that people are inspired by this new branch of medicine and get as well-educated as possible, and not be misinformed by myths...
Yes, there's research evidence showing it can help, to some extent. Neurological conditions are generally difficult to treat, but stem cell therapy may still offer the best hope there is at this point.
Signs of aging begin to appear in our mid 20's, but the process may have set in even earlier. I would say anyone above age 30-35 (everyone ages at different pace) can benefit from stem cell therapy, as young healthy stem cells can significantly slow down the aging process. I started when I was 45, which was when I first heard of stem cells being used clinically. I have patients as young as 36 that started the antiaging regimen.
I am being offered cortizone shots for bone on bone hip arthritis, but would rather have something natural. Also post covid symptoms. I want to get the best results for cost . I live in alabama. I appreciate your in depth explanations
Thank you for your comment. Here's a video I made specifically about osteoarthritis that you may find helpful. th-cam.com/video/8kL-Z6sZe8g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OxdhZlMeqPwsVUEu
And be very cautious about cortisone shots, as while cortisone can give you temporary relief, it also destroy your bones, accelerating the need for joint replacement.
Thank you for your question. There indeed have been animal studies showing that stem cell treatment can extend female fertility, improving ovary size, number of follicles as well as pregnancies. It also improved the hormone levels closer to younger levels including estrogen, FSH, LH. No mesenchymal stem cells cannot differentiate into eggs - germ cells (eggs and sperm) are of a completely different lineage and came to be during embryogenesis.
Thank you so kindly for replying. The information from Life Wave and all the testimonies are very impressive and positive. Would love to hear your thoughts once you learn a little more about Life Wave and the X39. Thank You again. :)@@JoyKongMD
Please watch this video that explains various aspects when it comes to the concern of stem cell therapy and cancer: th-cam.com/video/DrRlFF9ANv4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8xfIjeiRBhoeZs04 Hope you find it helpful.
It has been shown to be helpful, although the studies I have seen use injections into the eyes and the time of treatment is close to the time of injury.
Toughts on cold showers/ice bath post stem cells? Ice bath create cell death so I would not wanna risk killing the new cells with that, but cold showers? Having lower inflammation so the stem cells might work better, as you said
I would not anticipate cold showers or ice baths to damage stem cells… they are a lot more vibrant and robust than that. The body is smarter than that. The damage and senescent cells would usually be the first one to go. And a clarification: acute inflammation (such as in acute heart attack, stroke or sports injury) can damage the cells, but chronic elevated inflammation can often make the cells work harder thus achieving greater results. Inflammation in general though, can damage cells as they are ramped up to fight it… as you can see, it’s not a simple “good or bad,” and there are many nuanced layers to this particular issue…
@@JoyKongMD so doing cold showers few weeks before (or better ice bath) would increase healing due to stem cells got less inflammation to fight, alright.. Great!
@@stefanallard3084 I have not seen research on inflammation levels after cold showers so cannot comment on that But like I said, higher level of inflammation could trigger the cells to reach greater activity levels and benefits. So I cannot say that less inflammation is necessarily better for achieving therapeutic goals.
Please watch my video on “Is stem cell therapy in Panama better” to get a fuller picture of the difference between what’s offered overseas vs in the US. Will be happy to help you at our clinic in Los Angeles. Please visit www.uplyftcenter.com :)
@@sirssays First of all, this may not be an appropriate place to place an advertisement, but if you have studies showing benefits of the “patch” you are promoting, feel free to share with me at info@uplyftcenter.com. Thank you.
@@JoyKongMD forgive Dr. Kong I ment no disrespect 🙏🏽 that was a genuine impulse reaction to reach out and offer another solution to the other subscriber I'll delete it and shoot that information over to you
@@JoyKongMD good morning Dr. Kong just following up, I was wondering if you had an opportunity to check out that email I sent over with the information you inquired about?
Hope you find relief and healing. Feel free to contact our clinic for more information and see if that’s something you would like to pursue. info@uplyftcenter.com.
There have only been limited success looking at existing studies on stem cell therapy for glaucoma, with direct injections into the eye causing high rate of adverse effects. There are a number of ongoing studies but no published results yet.
There has been research evidence showing that stem cell therapy can help promote normal tissue growth, and reduce cancer growth. I have seen that clinically as well.
11:32. It doesn't seem possible that this could be the root cause. There is no cell in the body that's older than 7 years old, so it's not like the reduction in MSCs is due to a waning number of them that managed to survive from birth. When you're a teenager, not a single one of your 1:100k MSCs were alive when you were born, they're all new to the scene. So the real question here is, what is the mechanism for MSC population reduction over time? Why does the body not stabilize on a reasonable MSC ratio? Can we find the mechanism the body uses to regulate MSC production?
It is multifactorial. It almost come to the question: do we we ALL die? Almost all organisms on earth, except some jelly fish that can revert and reset genetically? There's the trend for gradual degradation, which almost seem to be designed that way... There's oxidative damage, genetic abnormalities accumulation, chromosomal degradation, and toxic environment for the cells... gradually they die -- like almost all living things on earth...
@@JoyKongMD Ultimately it's an information problem. As all we are doing with this process is taking MSCs from placenta, and how many generations old is that? How many generations of human beings have there been born on earth? By the time a male and female come together to produce a fertilization, all of the DNA present is from two individuals who have already fallen quite a ways down this hill. And this happens generation after generation, and yet new born MSCs remain remarkable. There has to be a pathway to reset the clock, or the damage would accumulate with every new generation of humans.
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Absolutely brilliant, as always.
That’s very kind of you. Thank you!🙏❤️
Thank you Dr Joy excellent presentation.
So glad you found it helpful!
Excellent presentation like no other i have ever watched.
Thank you for your kind comment!
Great talk with “on point” explanation!
Thank you so much! Truly appreciate your kind comment!
I have watched just about all of your videos and learn nuggets each time I watch! You do an incredible job at explaining in a manner that makes sense to the masses. You are a leader in this space for a reason! ⭐⭐💯
Thank you so much for such kind words from you! It is very much appreciated!❤️ I truly hope that people are inspired by this new branch of medicine and get as well-educated as possible, and not be misinformed by myths...
I am
So excited for my appointment with you ! Thank you for all this education before hand .
Thank you so much Heidi! That means a lot to me… look forward to meeting you soon!
I love this presentation. May I email you a brief list of my maladies for your review to see if I would make a good candidate for anti-aging benefits?
Dear Jim, so glad you love the presentation! Yes, you can send the list to info@uplyftcenter.com and our clinic will reach out to you.
Amazing lecture
Thank you for such kind comment!
@@JoyKongMD No problem
Love it 🔥
Thank you!
@@JoyKongMD Certainly
wow I really love the way you approach stem cell therapy is just great
Thank you so much!👍
Thanks for the important info. Can stell cell therapy help stroke victims?
Yes, there's research evidence showing it can help, to some extent. Neurological conditions are generally difficult to treat, but stem cell therapy may still offer the best hope there is at this point.
Thankyou
i have no doubt about stem cell therapy, but i am wondering if it is legal in USA ?
Yes it is, depending on what type... please watch this video of mine: th-cam.com/video/Qua24f0L-zA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_A6spgEvbjttfhZX
Thanks Dr. Kong@@JoyKongMD
At what age we can start stem cell therapy to prevent aging, or it depends person to person?
Signs of aging begin to appear in our mid 20's, but the process may have set in even earlier. I would say anyone above age 30-35 (everyone ages at different pace) can benefit from stem cell therapy, as young healthy stem cells can significantly slow down the aging process. I started when I was 45, which was when I first heard of stem cells being used clinically. I have patients as young as 36 that started the antiaging regimen.
I am being offered cortizone shots for bone on bone hip arthritis, but would rather have something natural. Also post covid symptoms. I want to get the best results for cost . I live in alabama. I appreciate your in depth explanations
Is your method different than most ?
If needing multiple treatments , is it better to look locally ?
Thank you for your comment. Here's a video I made specifically about osteoarthritis that you may find helpful. th-cam.com/video/8kL-Z6sZe8g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OxdhZlMeqPwsVUEu
And be very cautious about cortisone shots, as while cortisone can give you temporary relief, it also destroy your bones, accelerating the need for joint replacement.
Can stem cells extend female fertility and delay menopause? Can mesenchymal stem cells differentiate into egg cells?
Thank you for your question. There indeed have been animal studies showing that stem cell treatment can extend female fertility, improving ovary size, number of follicles as well as pregnancies. It also improved the hormone levels closer to younger levels including estrogen, FSH, LH. No mesenchymal stem cells cannot differentiate into eggs - germ cells (eggs and sperm) are of a completely different lineage and came to be during embryogenesis.
What are Dr. Kong's thoughts about the Life Wave X39 Patch? Does she support and recommend it?
Thank you for your question. I have not seen enough science about this technology to give an intelligent answer...
Thank you so kindly for replying. The information from Life Wave and all the testimonies are very impressive and positive. Would love to hear your thoughts once you learn a little more about Life Wave and the X39. Thank You again. :)@@JoyKongMD
@@bradstell2146 Thank you. I would be happy to learn more about it!
What is the potential of developing cancer due to the stem cell therapy? Any safeguards?
Please watch this video that explains various aspects when it comes to the concern of stem cell therapy and cancer:
th-cam.com/video/DrRlFF9ANv4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8xfIjeiRBhoeZs04
Hope you find it helpful.
@@JoyKongMD thank you!
Does this help with retinal detachment photoreceptor damage?
Thanks 🙏
It has been shown to be helpful, although the studies I have seen use injections into the eyes and the time of treatment is close to the time of injury.
Toughts on cold showers/ice bath post stem cells? Ice bath create cell death so I would not wanna risk killing the new cells with that, but cold showers? Having lower inflammation so the stem cells might work better, as you said
I would not anticipate cold showers or ice baths to damage stem cells… they are a lot more vibrant and robust than that. The body is smarter than that. The damage and senescent cells would usually be the first one to go. And a clarification: acute inflammation (such as in acute heart attack, stroke or sports injury) can damage the cells, but chronic elevated inflammation can often make the cells work harder thus achieving greater results. Inflammation in general though, can damage cells as they are ramped up to fight it… as you can see, it’s not a simple “good or bad,” and there are many nuanced layers to this particular issue…
@@JoyKongMD thanks 👍
@@JoyKongMD so doing cold showers few weeks before (or better ice bath) would increase healing due to stem cells got less inflammation to fight, alright.. Great!
@@stefanallard3084 I have not seen research on inflammation levels after cold showers so cannot comment on that But like I said, higher level of inflammation could trigger the cells to reach greater activity levels and benefits. So I cannot say that less inflammation is necessarily better for achieving therapeutic goals.
I thought I needed to go outside the US to receive umbilical cord derived stem cells? I’d prefer to stay here and do them if that’s an option
Please watch my video on “Is stem cell therapy in Panama better” to get a fuller picture of the difference between what’s offered overseas vs in the US. Will be happy to help you at our clinic in Los Angeles. Please visit www.uplyftcenter.com :)
@@sirssays First of all, this may not be an appropriate place to place an advertisement, but if you have studies showing benefits of the “patch” you are promoting, feel free to share with me at info@uplyftcenter.com. Thank you.
@@JoyKongMD forgive Dr. Kong I ment no disrespect 🙏🏽 that was a genuine impulse reaction to reach out and offer another solution to the other subscriber I'll delete it and shoot that information over to you
@@JoyKongMD good morning Dr. Kong just following up, I was wondering if you had an opportunity to check out that email I sent over with the information you inquired about?
How much is the price for steam cells please.
Stem cell treatment in the US has a wide range of cost… Generally between $5K to $30K
@@JoyKongMD How much do you charge at your clinic? I'm also interested in potential benefits for autoimmune conditions.
I need help I have multiple sclerosis I can barely walk I walk, but not like I would like to I need help emai
Hope you find relief and healing. Feel free to contact our clinic for more information and see if that’s something you would like to pursue. info@uplyftcenter.com.
If you have Glaucoma would stem cell treatment help in recovery
There have only been limited success looking at existing studies on stem cell therapy for glaucoma, with direct injections into the eye causing high rate of adverse effects. There are a number of ongoing studies but no published results yet.
Can a cancer patient healing cancer use stem cell for the skin?
There has been research evidence showing that stem cell therapy can help promote normal tissue growth, and reduce cancer growth. I have seen that clinically as well.
That’s amazing! This is with cord blood cells ?
Why aren't people jumping up.and down here!! If this is true then why aren't we lining up??
Thank you so much for your comment Natalie! There ARE people who are lining up for it…:)
👍
Thank you!👍
11:32. It doesn't seem possible that this could be the root cause. There is no cell in the body that's older than 7 years old, so it's not like the reduction in MSCs is due to a waning number of them that managed to survive from birth. When you're a teenager, not a single one of your 1:100k MSCs were alive when you were born, they're all new to the scene. So the real question here is, what is the mechanism for MSC population reduction over time? Why does the body not stabilize on a reasonable MSC ratio? Can we find the mechanism the body uses to regulate MSC production?
It is multifactorial. It almost come to the question: do we we ALL die? Almost all organisms on earth, except some jelly fish that can revert and reset genetically? There's the trend for gradual degradation, which almost seem to be designed that way... There's oxidative damage, genetic abnormalities accumulation, chromosomal degradation, and toxic environment for the cells... gradually they die -- like almost all living things on earth...
@@JoyKongMD Ultimately it's an information problem. As all we are doing with this process is taking MSCs from placenta, and how many generations old is that? How many generations of human beings have there been born on earth? By the time a male and female come together to produce a fertilization, all of the DNA present is from two individuals who have already fallen quite a ways down this hill. And this happens generation after generation, and yet new born MSCs remain remarkable. There has to be a pathway to reset the clock, or the damage would accumulate with every new generation of humans.
Great lecture
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words.
Thank you so much!🙏